Watch: the Benefits of Laughter Yoga, with Silliness Expert John Cleese of Monty Python.

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We can lighten up. We can remember to laugh at ourselves. That said, it takes practice:

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2 Responses to “Watch: the Benefits of Laughter Yoga, with Silliness Expert John Cleese of Monty Python.”

  1. [...] if the original video by Ramesh Pandy doesn’t bring enough joy and laughter into those lives who watch it (often not for its intended purposes but hey, whatever floats your [...]

  2. [...] Instead, replace the habit of seriousness with the sacred ritual of ridiculousness and spontaneous acts of silliness. [...]

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